Arás

Arás is the second-person singular future indicative form of the Spanish verb arar, which means to plow or till the soil. It indicates that the subject (you) will perform the action in the future.

Morphology and etymology: Arás is formed from the infinitive arar with the regular future endings for -ar verbs. The accent on the á marks the stress on the last syllable, following Spanish pronunciation rules. It should be distinguished from arabas, the imperfect form of arar (tú arabas), which has no accent.

Usage: Arás is primarily used in agricultural or rural contexts and can appear in historical or literary texts. In everyday speech, speakers more often use a periphrastic future like vas a arar or simply decir que ararás la tierra in a direct statement. Example: Mañana ararás el campo, si el clima lo permite.

Notes: As a verb form, arás is not a standalone noun or adjective. It is easy to confuse with arabas (imperfect) or with other forms of the verb arar, so attention to accent and tense is important for correct meaning.

See also: Conjugation of arar; Spanish verb conjugation; Future tense in Spanish.